The Doomsday Woman Becomes a Tycoon in the 1970s

The female protagonist transmigrates to a post-apocalyptic world. Her thoughts and actions are decisive and efficient; she eliminates witnesses without leaving any future trouble. The female protagonist basically makes money in the black market, takes the college entrance exam, starts a business, and contributes to a strong economic nation! The male lead is just a background character and doesn't appear much later in the story. Of course, there are many bugs, but it's still watchable!

The female lead's cheat ability is incredibly powerful! 👍👍👍 Is Rong the soldier in the synopsis? I didn't like him much later on. The male lead should only have eyes for the female lead 🤭. I hope they don't go back to each other after breaking up, since there were no feelings left anyway. I really want the deputy mayor to be promoted! 🤭🤭🤭 The sweet love story of the mayor and the country's richest woman 🥰🥰🥰

It's not a Mary Sue story, it's a satisfying read with good writing, and the revenge for the original owner is very enjoyable.

The beginning was very enjoyable to read. The female lead finally seemed like someone from the apocalypse—decisive, cutting off all future threats, and killing all her enemies. Her revenge for the original owner of the body was also commendable, unlike other stories where a few insults and fights constitute revenge. However, I couldn't continue reading after she confirmed her relationship with the male lead; he seemed so greasy 😅. But the beginning was very enjoyable and satisfying to read.

The female lead has a really cool personality; both her character and image are great. She ends up dating the young man who becomes an official, finally breaking up with the soldier. Happy breakup! 😄😄😄😄😄😄

Overall, it's not bad. I quite like the male lead in the later part. The previous one had too many troublesome romantic entanglements and didn't even have the ability to judge a watch. If it weren't for his mother, he would have fallen for that scheming woman.

The writing is excellent, but the female protagonist is a bit insecure, especially about marriage, and overthinks things. Men and women are actually the same when it comes to marriage. If a man lacks ability, he might fear losing a beautiful woman; if he marries someone from a wealthy family, he'll feel inferior at home, just like a woman; and if he marries someone of average means...

I read it in one go. It's rare to find a historical novel that keeps me reading for more than twenty chapters. This novel presents a familiar plot in a fresh way, but it's definitely a satisfying read. The relationship between the male and female leads is novel and unconventional. The female lead's character remains consistent throughout, providing a consistently enjoyable experience.

It's pretty good. The female lead has high combat skills and a powerful system. At first, I thought Rong was the official pairing, but the more I watched, the more something seemed off. She's a soldier, a special soldier at that, and seems confused about relationships, with a lot of undesirable romantic entanglements. Luckily, the male lead isn't him; it's Vice Mayor Lu.

A very good read! The protagonist, Lin Ximan, is a time-traveling heroine from the 1970s. She suffered greatly as a child; her father died in the line of duty, and her mother was sold by her aunt, who also seized their house. The heroine, Lin Hongmei, was driven back to the countryside and froze to death in a drafty house.